The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-05-02, Page 14sI
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PAPE 14—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1974
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By WiLMA OKE
About 250 delegates attended
the annual ,Spri,tafg Conference
of District No.'2 oT Hospital
Auxiliaries Association of On-
tario held in Ingersoll Monday.
Members of Ale rtAdra
Hospital Auxiliary -4:Q Ingersoll`
were , hostesses for the ,..con-
ference held in Trinity United
Church with Mrs. F.
MacDougall congener of the
conference committee.
Mrs. Peggy Menzies of Clin-
ton presided over tire -day -long
conference, -She gave a detailed
report of the district, stating
there are 5,§71 members in the
20* auxiliaries in the district
which stretches from. Guelph on
tl a east to Goderich on C,the•
est, Mount Forest to the
north and Tillsoryburg to the
south. She said these members
had raised $166•,77.0, of which
$x45,000 was spent or}�,ho.a�tal
equipment and $5,000 on burg
caries and education.
"Auxiliaries in Action" was
the teme.,- of the morning
session, when five workshops
were held,
The 'first workshop Fund
Spefiding, was conducted by
OS
ita� duxiliar
Mrs. J:M. McGrigor of Cam-
bridge, who told the auxiliary
merhbers they should be well
informed about 'the hospital
board. She urged that every
auxiliary should plan the whole
year ahead by having an
organized plan'" on how to raise -
money and how it is °to be
spent.
Mrs. McGrigor emphasized
the importance of spending
money from fees or if needed,
• by money from special projects,
to educate auxilahry members,
by. `sending thea. to conferences
and workshops. She said as
r
many as possible should l?e sent
to conferences, but expenses for`
two' delegates `only should be
paid to voting members to.at-
tend `the annual convention in
Toronto each October.
Mrs. C.J. Worsell of
Goderich spoke at the
workshop on Gift Carts and
Shops in Hospitals 'under 100
beds, and advised that'every
article should be marked with
the price and the tax so that
any volunteer working in the
shop would be able to readily
see this when making a sale.
Meeting procedure was 'the
floW open house
Hundreds of Huron County residents took advantage of the open house last 'week of the
Huron County board of education's new offices on Albert Street in Clinton. Here R.B. Allan,
left, explains the operation of the office,to members of County•Council..(News-Record photo)
Social convener thanks helpers
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On behalf of the Student
Council of the - Goderich
bistrict Collegiate Institute, I
would like to express my ap-
preciation to the many people
t. involved in °making the formal
a success
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Staff and students are
thanked for their donation of
time and effort; as ° many
parents will know, students
were at the school every
evening through the week star-
ting April 8 creating the'
Police note concern
over bike accidents
In the past two weeks there have been three separate ac-
cidents involving cyclists and motor vehicles. With the warm
weather providing', for. excellent cycling conditions. the
Goderich Police urge all parents to remind their children
that• cycling can be dangerous, and that the youngster 'should
be alert at all. times and obey all traffic signs and lights.
The cyclist MUST ride with the traffic and NOT in the op- '
posite direction. it is only when waking ori, streets where nod''
sidewalks exist that the WALKERS have'to. walk FACING
the oncoming traffic. Parents are urged to ensure that the
cycles, are in good running condition and that their child
knows hdw.---to stop properly and quickly.
Ohildren should also be tested on the correct hand signals
and, when to use 'them. REMEMBER YOU MUST
AI'WAYS CHECK BEHIND1 YOU ,BEFORE MAKING
ANY TURNS, ESPECIALLY A LEFT TURN. YOU MUST
ALWAYS LET THE DRIVER FOLLOWING OR AP-
•• PROACHING YOU, KNOW THAT YOU INTEND TO
TURN.
One very common offence in Goderich rs�Failingto Stop at
a designated intersection. Far too, many persons believe that
they must S�TQP.at a STOP' SIGN. This is NOT correct. You
MUST stop FOR a STOP SIGN but NOT AT the SIGN. The
Highway Traffic Act states •that a driver of a vehicle (and
this includes a bicycle) MUST. come to a FULL STOP when
approaching a Stop Signat an intersection. The vehicle can
be stopped at 'any of ,the following places.*
at a clearly marked Stop Line;'
or, if there is no Stop Line, then IMMEDIATELY before
entering the nearest Crosswalk, '
or, if there is no Stop Line or Crosswalk, IMMEDIATELY
before entering rhe intersection. , , .
Ln other words, the Stop 'Sign position is NOT necessarily
the place where you must come to 'a halt. The sign may be
set far back froth the intersection or fairly close, to it, you
have to look for those other three locations.- Generally
speaking; stopping immediately before enteringthe intersec-
tion is the best possible place to stop as.otiou can usually be.
seen more easily by oncoming' drivers. As for Stgp Lines and
Crosswalks, not all intersections in Goderich have them.
Watch those Stop Signs .•. but stop -for them and not AT
them.
C`4?5The Square is a very bad place where motorists will stop
either at the'sign or the cresswal.li. and then charge out onto
'the Square with complete disregard for oncoming. vehicles.
Another section of the Highway Traffic Act states that when
entering an intersection, even AFTER you have stopped
.correctly for the, top''Sign, you MUST not pull out .unless
you proceed with caution and that you MUST yield the right
of way ,to an approaching vehicle which is so close that it
constitutes an immediate 'ha'tard.
Finally, Crosswalks themselves. The 'Pedestrian has the
right M way under normal conditions. The motorist ,must
.yield to :the pedestrian who is ,crossing the street. The'
p�--ea-estrian ,Kiust also. NOT --just jump out in front .of a
Qrrbbtorist. There are obligations for both driver and
pedestrian and drivers leaving the Square must be careful to
give way for anyone already crossing the intersecting street.
• Too often some motorists` charge 'off the Square narrowly
missing those walkingacross the street.
In Goderich, as in' all places, safety is EVERYBODY
. BEING CAREFUL AND CONSIDERING OTHERS..
,...
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decorations which took great
acclaim Friday evening.
Busis•n,essmen, organizations,
and townspeople are thanked
for their generousity and "co
operation in tending the school
various items which are needed
to help put every last detail in
the dance.
A very special thank -you is in
order for the principal, Mr. J.
H. Stringer, student council ad-
visor, Mr. Wm.,Wark, and the
heads of' the decorating com-
mittees who have been workin.
with the organizational part o
the dance probably longer than
they care to remember.
,Once again, I would like
to thank everyone who helped
make the formal ,a success,' and
-for many I am sure in future °
`times, it will be a Pleasure t�
look back on the days of "when
we were young".
Sincerely,
Jane Smith.
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Caps;', 'bands., pigs, bars
Sunday was a special day for Candystripers
'at Alexandra
Marine and 'General" Hospital whey they received a'ova is for
voluntary services They provided.'One girl, Emily Crew, gave
1,005 hours of her time over the past year. The girls who
received awards and their fehlow volunteers are, (from left,
y, back row) Emily Crew, 1,000 hour pin; Robin Ormandy, Diann
Riley, cap, band and* 200 hour pin; Myrna McNair; Judy Van
Do,ngen; Joan Coulter,. cap, band and 200 hour. pini'"; Marian 1
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Van, den Heuval; Lori Keller, cap; Cheryl Munroe, cap, band
and 200 hour'.pin; (front row) Debbie Argyle, cap, band and
200 hour pi'n; .Brenda Harrison; Heather Fielder, cap, band and
200 hout pin; Lynda Hoffrneyer, cap, band and 200 hour pin;
Chris Klope; Faye Seers; wen L"aws. To earn a cap the, girls,
must have volunteered 100 hours; a band, 150 hours. Barbara
Westtrake also received., her cap but. was not present at The
special ceremony to receive it• (staff photo) -
event
subject of the third workshop
conducted by Mrs. William
Weir 'of Tillsonburg who gave
advice on a well prepared
°meeting.
,A workshop on Hair Dressing.
was conducted by Mrs. C.A.
Beghetto of Guelph who said
this was a service appreciated*
by' the patients who are in
hospital more than a week. She
explained' that "it is a need, not
a pleasure", and does not
necessarily have to be done by
a professional but can be done
by a volunteer.
Mrs. F.E. , Beaudoin, Kit-
chener, speaking at the
workshop on Gift Shops. in
Hospitals over 100 beds, saidit
was -important to use common
Sense in. pricing articles so that
they would be competitive with
stores.
The 'fall conference will be
held in Seaforth at Northside
United Church on "September
30.
THIS WEEK'S
Vl�u n ti er!
CAROL CRUICKSHANK
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